South Africa’s power utility, Eskom, has announced that it will cut 3,000 megawatts of power in controlled outages, known ...

South Africans were shocked to hear that Eskom has announced that load shedding is back after more than 10 months without it.

The recent power cuts were the first under the Government of National Unity (GNU). Parties in the GNU, including the DA, had campaigned on a ticket of ending load shedding when they became part of the ...

Eskom’s reliance on load reduction as a cover for load-shedding, instead of fixing overloaded substations and incentivising alternative energy solutions, is prolonging South Africa’s power crisis.

The Electricity Regulation Amendment Act, signed into law by President Cyril Ramaphosa in August 2024, will introduce significant reforms to South Africa's electricity sector, aiming to create a more ...

Had they been given an increase of over 20%, they wouldn't be talking about load shedding." Independent Online, popularly known as IOL, is one of South Africa’s leading news and information ...

Our economy is in a no-man’s land – yes, load shedding has abated, but any notable economic growth will be choked by a ...

It remains to be seen whether Eskom’s unexpected elimination of load-shedding over the past 10 months has had a significant impact on South Africa’s economic growth. Sunday newspaper Rapport ...

"Credit goes to all our 40 000 dedicated and skilled Eskom employees, who are committed to serving South Africa. Our sights are now firmly focused on delivering one year without load shedding at ...

After more than 10 months of uninterrupted electricity supply, Eskom on Friday morning issued an alert indicating a high risk of load shedding ... Regulator of South Africa (Nersa) approved ...